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Thus, with a few exceptions, there was a clear trend to group the bacterial communities along Axis 1, which explained 51.3% of the variation, mainly by the presence of Vd in the soil mixture, and then along Axis 2, which explained 17.2% of the variation, also according to the inoculation procedure and in a lower extent according to the propagation method, with in vitro -adapted and nursery propagated plants being more similar between them ( Figure 3 ).
Cluster analysis of the 18 proteins with the UniProt database showed a clear trend towards molecular functions and biological processes related to protein synthesis, including ribonucleotide binding, nucleotide binding and cellular homeostasis, that comfirm the points that accumulation of proteins happen constantly during cytoplasmic maturation [ 7 , 13 ].
Nevertheless, we observed an early dysfunction of glucose homeostasis in parameters of insulin resistance and secretion: a clear trend for an increased insulin resistance, revealed by an increased HOMA-IR and a reduced McAuley index, was observed in subjects affected by obesity, in survivors of lymphoma, or in subjects treated with BMT ( Table 1 , Table 2 and Table 3 ).
[5] Many approaches have evolved to address this challenge, including the selective functionalization of the methane C−H bond to form primary oxygenates, such as methanol or other derivatives, over heterogeneous catalysts.[ 2b , 4c , 5d , 6 ] However, existing approaches to partial oxidation are constrained by a number of limitations, most notably, the selectivity‐conversion paradigm arising from the vulnerability of methanol to over‐oxidation.[ 5d , 7 ] Comparisons between diverse solid catalyst systems reveal a clear trend of decreasing selectivity to methanol with increasing conversion of methane, a limit that severely restricts achievable yields and necessitates operating conditions that are highly impractical for commercialization.[ 5d , 7b , 7c , 8 ] In order to achieve industrially relevant methane conversion wi